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SUNDAY RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Calvary Baptist Church, ] street, be-
tween Twelfth and MISUNDERSTANDING at II
A. ". by Rev. A. c. Herrick, pastor. Subject
. The. Question the Divine Teacher Asked"
Evening service postponed for Union meeting at
Metropolitan Theater Welcome to all.
Sixth-street NJ. E. Church. between x
and 1.-The pastor, Rev. E. r. Ollie, will preach
at 10:45 A. N. Subject: The Man Who Fell
Among Thieves Young peoples meeting
from to lbs P. NJ, led by the pastor. At 7;S6
the congregation will join in the Gospel temper
anee meeting at the theater.
Fourteenth street Presbyterian Church,
between o and PREY. George R. Bird, pastor
At II A: NJ, services and sermon: " Signs of the
Approved Kills Prayer" Sunday school, 1890
Young peoples prayer meeting, PM.
St. PauIs Church, Eighth street, be-
tween 1 and J.-Rev Carroll NJ Davis, rector.
Holy Communion, S A. NJ; service and sermon,
IL A. NJ. and 7 p NJ; school, i2:45; Mission School
Sixteenth and n, 3:S0P. NJ.
Congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween / and 1.-THE pastor, Rev w, C. Merrill,
will preach at 1915. Subject; - Mistaken
Views of Life.r sunday-school at 1215 P. NJ.
Mission school, Twenty-third and K, $3.50 P. NJ.
Society of Christian Endeavor in lecture-room
at 6 p NJ. Subject Faith il God.'
Westminster Presbyterian Church, cor.
Sixth and Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J.
z. Wheeler, D. D., tomorrow morning at 1915.
No service in the evening. sabbath-school at
]
Christian Church, Eighth, between n
and 0-Robt. L. Mediation will preach Sunday
morning at IL. Sunday school at 9.45 A. NJ. At
night viii attend union temperance meeting at
Metropolitan Theater.
Central NJ. e. Church, Eleventh street,
between H and Preaching by the pastor Rev.
Thomas Filben, at 1045. Subject: "a Citizen of
Zi1n." No evening service. Sunday school at
1916. Young peoples meeting at 6. Everybody
welcome.
NJ. f. Church South, Seventh street, bet.
and K-The pastor, II. c. Christian viii breach
at II A. NJ The second of series on The Ser
mon on the Mount" Everybody cordially in
vited. In the evening the congregation viii at
tend the union meeting.
Preaching at First Baptist Church.
by the pastor. A. J. Frost. Morning subject :
The Gospel for the Young Evening subject:
''Annihilationism; or Conditional Immortal
ityn
Unitarian Society, Pioneer Hall, Seventh
street, between J and K--Preaching at 1045 A.
NJ. by Rev. C. P. Massey. Subject THE
Integrity of this Present Life All welcome
Yonng Men.-Speeial address to you on
Sunday afternoon at $50 o o'clock by A. c. Her
rick. at Young Men Christian Association Hall,
Sixth street.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR c. H. aILmAN-MARcH 1s, 1887.


One Lot of 10 Pieces Doubles width
Nuns Yelling, in Cream, with Black,
Navy Blue, Cardinal Figures. Price,
cents per yard.
Variegated Lace BuntiDgs, IN me-
dunn shades, at 12I cents per yard.
Block Plaid Lace Buntings, in COM
bination shades, marked TO close at 10
cents.
Double-width Diagonal Suitings, at s
cents per yard. Fine grade of goods.
at little finer price, but the value may
be as good, will be on display.
On the other side, Fancy Goods;
host of values.
Misses and children's Wool Hose, at
12l cents, to close out.
Also, nice lot of Ladies' Isle
Thread Hose, in tan colors, for 10
cents.
Also, nice Full-fnished, Fnll-
length, Fancy Spring Coiors, for Is
cents.
A variety of Ladies' Chemises,
trimmed with wide embroidery, for 40
cents.
Drawers to match at the same price.
Combs, Hairpins, Percale collars,
etc, ETC., with other knickknacks placed
out at reduced price to close to-day.
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TINTED with the loveliest delicacy is the skin
lin bathed with CuTIcURA MEDICATEn SOAR.

case of urgency, read second and third time
and passed.
5. b. 425, 10 provide for compiling, illustrat-
ing, eleetrotyping, printing, binding, copyright
ing and distributing a State series of school
textbooks and appTopriating money therefor,
was declared case OF urgency, read a second
and third time and passed.
S. B. 81, to appropriate money for the man
agement of the Yosemite Valley, and s B. SD,
relating to the same matter, read a third time
and passed. s. Il. 253 was read third time and
passed. This bill is for the prevention of min
Ors being employed by special delivery com
panies to deliver notes or messages to houses of
prostitution. Several other bills OF minor i'm
portance were passed
PRESENTATIONS
During recess which was taken at 9 p NJ
AsSemblyman Lewis of San Francisco was
called to the chair, He is beyond question the
wittiest man in the Assembly, ana can make
more fun than the combined House. Assembly,
man Hart came forward. and in an eloquent
manner presented TO Speaker Jordan, on be-
half of his brother members. magnificent and
valuable silver service Mr.. Jordan in accept
ing the same responded in fitting and well-timed
remarks.
Assemblyman Coombs. on behalf of the As
sembly, presented the Chief Clerk, Frank u.
Ryan, with a silver service also. His remarks
were eloquent and highly complimentary TO the
efficient service of Mr.. Ryan The latter re-
ing.
Assemblyman MeGowan next came forward
and in bis eloquent style, presented the portly
Assemblyman from Los Angeles, whom he des-
ignated as Dad Briefly" with a handsome
ebony, gold mounted cane, present from the
members OF the Assembly. His remarks were
so touching that he broke The Daddy of the
Assembly" all up, a feat not hitherto accom-
pli>hed during the session. Mr.. Brierys re
marks in reply were full of appreciation. inter-
spersed with much wit, and were loudly APP
plauded
Assemblyman Lewis called ont one of the
clerks al the desk whom he designated as q
" lady killer heart smasher, etc, and. in
behalf Of the broken-hearted maidens in this
city who still lived in hopes, presented him
with beautiful cane made Of taffy.
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SATURDAY AGAIN!-What
has been done is with the past;
it is now the present and future
that we want to interest yen
about. The present is, WHAT
SHALL WE DO FOR YOU IN
THE WAY OF BARGAINS To-
DAY7" As to-day is our Reg
ular Saturdays Salesday, we will
give you List of some of the
good things that are on sale at
a CUT PRICE, and if you pay us
visit, you will see lots more.
Among them may be something
that you might just want. Surely
the price shall be right.
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Now, in MEMS WEARING shall
offer 100 Dozen of Mems Fancy Striped
Cotton Socks, smooth-fnished, at 10
cents a pair. A Gents Balbriggan,
silk clicked, unfinished, for 25 cents.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
UNDERWEAR Fancy French Bal
briggan. at 81 Is; and Unfinished
Merino for 81.
New Percale Shirts, at IS cents.
Handkerchief, in Great Variety =
Say Full-size, All-linen, for 10 cents,
and so on.
All Styles in Linen Collars, 124 cents.
A Patent Nickel plated Buckle and
Good Web Suspenders, for 10 cents.
IN DRESS GOODS AND SUMNER
WEAR "A Large Variety of Patterns,
Remnants some better value than
others. For instance, we shall offer a
42-inch Black Foule, in stripes, for p
cents per yard. A 42-inch Atwood
Dress Suiting, in Tan and Mode Shades
good value. for IS cents regular); we
shall close the lot at 43 cents per yard.
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A COFFEE THAT Bolivian
coffee is newly introduced into this mar
ket. The berry is large, lustrous,
and although of good favor, is of surpris-
ing strength. Used as Mocha, Java, or Rio
coffees are, in infusious, it is so much
richer in the active principle of coffee that
its effect on the nervous system are almost
ike delirium tremens. It promises to be
Of much use in mixing with weaker coffee
or giving strength to adulterated mixtures.
Chicago Herald.
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Commissioner somebody's ago that be would
rather go to prison than live with his first
wife, changed his mind in Court to-day,
and promised obedience to the law. His
sentence was suspended.
The suit brought against NJ. NJ. Bane,
late Receiver of the United States Land
Office here, was withdrawn to-day on a
letter from the Department stating that the
accounts were satisfactorily settled some
wears ago
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MERcHANpIsE REpoRT.

The following passed Ogden on the sth IN
slant
For Recommendations, Mcneil & Co, Il
packages, butts tobacco; Baker Hamilton,
bales Irvine, cases hammers; G. & E. ;. Elkus
cases clothing; L. Elkus & Co., case shirts; G.
H. Gilman 8 cases clothing; 5. Ginsberg, cases
cigarettes; A. s. Hopkins 4 Bro, bales twiTe
Weinstock & Lubin, Is cases boots; Hail. Luhrs
& Co, q boxes fish; Hale Bros. & Co., cases
knit goods.
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ARIZONA.
The Reform Legislature Adjourn.

ne REFORM Legislature Adjourns.
PREsc9rT, March 11th.-The fourteenth
Legislature adjourned last night. The Gov
ernor nominated and the Council con-
firmed the following officers Cameron A.
King as Commissioner of immigration
John H. Marion, Territorial Treasurer
Adjutant-General. One hundred and two
bills were passed. Governor Zulick vetoed
item seventeen in the appropriation bill,
giving 81, 200 to the Federal Judges, be-
cause it conhieted with the Federal statute.
Also, the bill providing fol lottery cor
poration under Territorial supervision. 10
pay $1,000 monthly to support the
public schools, and the erection Of public
buildings. Both yetoes were sustained.
The record of this Legislature is the best
Arizona ever knew. The appropriations
are 5000, 600 less than the last session.
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OREGON.


PORTLAND, March 11th.-Durng the FIR
ing of blast at the Cascade locks at G
O'Clock last night, piece of rock was
thrown toward the residence Of John
Coyle, while the family were at supper.
The rock went through q window, striking
Theresa Coyle, aged years, upon the
head, killing her instantly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO-NIGHT.

THE CHAMPION ROLLER SKATER. PRO
4 lessor A. P. DeSers, will give one OF his
fine Exhibitions Of Fancy and Trick Skating. at
the Pavilion Rink TONIGHT. Also, THIS AT
TERNOON at the Farewell Benefit rendered to
]. L. WALTON. Music by the Artillery Band.
Evening admission, % cents; afternoon, 10 cents.
nri2-1t
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NEVADA.
Seriously Burned.

VIRGINIA, March 18th. = Mrs. Michael
Haslan was seriously burned last night by
the explosion of a kerosene lamp. The
lamp. which was pendant from the ceiling,
either burst or became detached, and fell
to thefoor. Mrs. Haslan was badly burned
ahoTf the hodv
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Purity and Beauty of the Skin.

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I have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight
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A singular Accident.

VIRGINIA, March 11th.-This afternoon
Patrick Gallagher, an employee of the
Gould & Curry, met with singular acct
dent. a crowbar fell from the floor above,
striking him with the chisel-pointed end,
splitting the upper lip open from the nose
downward, exposing the teeth, but not
knocking any out.
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UTAH.

a Case of suieide-win Obey the Law
Suit Withdrawn.
SALT LAKE, March 11th.-The finding of
a body in the Wasatch building yesterday
turns out to be a case OF suicide, on account
of family troubles.
Peter Olsen, who declared before the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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III prevented by CUTIcuRA INDICATED soAP.
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ASSEMBLY.

The House convened at 10 A. " and imme-
diately took up for consideration the deficiency
bills on their third reading and passed the fol-
lowing:
A. B. 81, for deficiency expenses of the su-
preme Court A. B. 1S3, relating to collection of
taxes A. B. zee, for deficiency in fund for
printing the school textbooks A. B. sd, for
the deficiency for costs of suits wherein the
State is party A. B. $50, for the deficiency in
the Office of Surveyor General A. B. 500, for
deficiency for the National Guard of California;
A. B. S57, for deficiency for postage. express
age etc, for the SurveyorGeneral A. B. 35S,
for deficiency for postage and expressage in
the Office of the Adjutant- General a. b. $50,
for the preservation of fish in the waters Of the
State A. b. S6S for deficiency for travelling ex-
penses of the Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton A. B. 500 relating to increasing police
force of State Capitol grounds s. B. AS, to ap-
prOpriate 5000 to pay expenses in maintaining
the rights of the State in litigation before the
Supreme Court of the United States
S. b. Al. an Act to encourage tree planting ;
A. B. $685. for deficiency for travelling expenses
of the Accomplishment; A. b. $50, for deficiency
in appropriation for stationery and expenses OF
the Bureau Of Labor Statistics: A. b. sol, for
deficiency in the office of the Secretary of State
A. B. 37s, S74 and $50, FOR deficiency for trans
portation of insane; A. B. SIS, so and $50, for
deficiency for payment OF rewards Tor arrest OF
criminals; A. B. 372 for deficiency for trans
portation of prisoners; A. B. 355, for deficiency
for the uses of the State Board of VitieutuTe; A.
B. &c., for deficiency for contingent expenses of
Surveyor General; A. B. soi, for deficiency N
the erection and maintenance of the State Sal
mon Hatchery; A. B. 1852 for deficiency in State
Board OF silk Culture; 5. B. 5. TO reserve from
the operation of said repeal rights already vest
ed: A. B. 81, 70 pay the claim OF William apple
garth s. B. 80, for deficiency Tor salary of the
Guardian of Yosemite Valley; A. b. 475 to pay
the claim Of William Saunders; :. B.s450, to pay
the officers and men Of the Second Brigade, Ma
tional Guard, for guard duty from December 49,
1856. 10 January 81 1sS7; 5. B. 81. to pay the
claim of J. w. Rock
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IS Marshal ST.. ProYidence. R. ]

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SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS!

Ladies Kid Opera Slippers, IS cents,
shown for the first time to-day, and
lot of French Kid Button Shoes, for
81; Pebble Goat, for 81 As; Pebble
Newport, for % cents Children's Peb-
BILE Goat Button (solar tip), for 95-
cents, and other lines in Shoes for
Boys, Girls, Women and Children of
broken sizes that have been reduced
nearly one-half. If we have your size
you would get bargain.
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TINE LARGE THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
ing used in the publication of the
RECORD-UNION and WEEKLY UNION,
Is undergoing repairs. and changes win be made
in the offices, which viii leave the second story
nearly vacant, and it will be rented as 8 JOB
OFFICE to a responsible party. Steam Power
can be furnished from the Press-roOm, and
arrangements can be made whereby all large
work can be run off on the REcoRD-UNIoN
Presses, if desired.
For terms and further particulars, apply at the
Counting room.
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Evening Session.

Immediately after reassembling there was
call OF the House. The Sergeant-at-Arms
brought in Messrs. Brusie and Callsgha8, who
were IN the hallway when the doors were
closed Both gentlemen were excused, and the
House proceeded to the transaction of business
by taking up Senate messages.
e al q relative to the office of Supreme JUS
tice. was read and passed unanimously, there
being sc votes in the affirmative.
S. B. ?. relating to the branches OF studies TO
be taught in the public schools was declared &
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| The hour from II o'clock until midnight was
! consumed in the presentation of resolutions out
of order. Some were witty, and others were
| rather broad" but the majority were of little
credit to their authors.
| AT midnight the Senate adjourned till 10
! o'clock A. NJ tomorrow. 1t will remain in ses-
sion for two hours, and at II clock noon both
| Houses will adjourn zine die
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CATARRH

WHO WILL SUFFER THE PANGS OF
w Neuralgia, the hawking and splitting, the
DISTRACTED breathing and fetid smell, the hack
ing cough and deafaess the diseased throat
and lungs, and the hundred ills that Catarrh
gives rise to, and groan and sweat under weary
life, when they themselves might end all with
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Millinery !!

In Millinery we shall offer several
good values say, a Colored Cartwheel,
for 10 cents, and variety of Trimmed
Hats for ladies and misses for 81 so,
81 70 and s..
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PACIFIC COAST.
PACIFIC COAST.
NO CHANGE IN FRUIT RATES
TO THE EAST.
Cotton Citrus Fair-Fatal Result
Religious Revival-A Singu-
lar Accident.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uSIoE.l
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uSuos.l
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Senator Jones, on behalf of the Senate, next
presented Secretary Hamilton with handsome
gold-headed cane, and the recipient responded
in appropriate terms.
Sergeant-at-Arms Wilcox was next presented
with handsome gold-headed snakewood cane,
inscribed: Presented to Sergeant alarms ].
w. Wilcox by the Senate of California March,
1857
much faaIi,e~ o,,5 30 i., AL -i 49,
Senator Murphy, on behalf Of himself and
number of brother Senators, offered a set of res
olutions complimentary to Lieutenant Governor
Waterman, which were adopted and an ele-
gantly engrossed copy thereof presented to him.
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Professor Tyndall has given up zee
persuls Of science fOE time, aud under
taken the task Of interpreting American
Oabslo opinion 10 the Knal'sh people
Altar referring 10 Gladstone incidentally
a. desperate eamesssr miscalisd
stasesman.'' be asserts thai American
ooinson 10 not entirely on the side OF
the home rule leadeSs
ffProfessor TyndAll means By this 70
say tSat there Ia here and there in the
Uai.ed ssatas an American citizen OF
Rusllsh birth. os an AnslomaniAe OF
American birth who alsssnts from the
general voice Of tie American people on
this question, be is SosrsOs. II, how
ever, be means to assert chat there V
any considerable Differences Of opiniob
NJ the United States In regard 10 the
Justice Of granting home rule 70 Ireland,
hs Asserts what every one who is al al
aualifed 10 psss Judgment apen Amsri-
can eeinion knows 10 BE- sslss-
or AmsFIcan citiEsns Of native BIRTH
there ia probably not one 10 thoasand
who does not sYnpathiss with olad
stone in bis struggle Tor iasaios to Ire
laua American eitissDs Of Germany
ana Scandinavian birth. while Goa 90
much interested IN the sahiacs as saoss
who traos shslE origin 10 The British
lslss, ssil entertain profound eonvie-
s.on Of the lassiee Of che lrisa cause.
American ciiiEena Of Irish birth are
oFaesicaIly uuanimoas IN their sathu-
aiassss and unselash support Of Glad
stsue ana PAraeli. AmefisAn eiiiEsrs
Of Canadian birsA are scarcely less
aaised 10 opinion, and careful scfui.
sns Of the aplniOn Of American citizens
If Ruallsh aud Scotch birth eAnnot hnt
seAd 10 ths eonvistion that q vas. ma
iafisy Of them also svmPstaiEs With
Gladstone and the sanss Of bone rule.
Indeed, Americaa opinioa u as aaani-
suoas 90 thss sahiecs e. tes opinion Of
90 large ans composite = peaVie eOsia
De spoa aay sreiset. Il She gasstion
Il whether bone Fsis should Be granted
a. IselAnd eoaid b sabnAissed TO tss
voters as the L at.si states. Il 10 esuha-
DE taAl nos cue vSss ia ever thousand
zuagd BE- recorded In the negative Al.
sbossa Professor TyndSh asserts ihAs
AasarieAa spsnioa IS Dot sntirely ga one
sl.ie. u V A. eSaFiy on COS side a. %
SseaA be possihls To- AusFioAn opinion
g. sci. II The AwefiSas psorls held
abs tsls Of ireland In their hands. sssre
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a,lay sae Ansi FrSas4 fasl5ng Which -
fsss s.sine IN 0ef1Aay.
re erOgssAi q shs fsesh eSssss-
ases " ssagese . sgseAAi taA epSn fes